Sentence examples for disquiet at from inspiring English sources

Public disquiet at New Labour's welfare reform is growing.

Other charities have voiced disquiet at the high bar set by some of the descriptors.

Barran is not alone in her disquiet at watching the "scene" coagulate.

City have previously voiced their disquiet at Wilmots's selection of Kompany.

Her disquiet at the heights of summer: a premonition of decline.

The judges, though, expressed disquiet at the effectiveness of the MoD's investigations: "The... arrangements are not hierarchically or institutionally independent.

More damagingly, there was widespread disquiet at his apparent reluctance to call the prime minister to order.

But Hanne Skartveit of VG tells me that she is now seeing widespread disquiet at the behaviour of the judiciary.

But executives contacted by The Observer told of their disquiet at being 'cold-called' in this manner.

But when footage was first released, some voiced disquiet at what they perceived as old-fashioned gender stereotyping.

JLR employs 24,000 people in the UK but its overseas ambitions have caused disquiet at Unite.